koppartrådsnät
Koppartrådsnät, often translated as copper wire network, refers to the traditional telecommunications infrastructure that uses copper wires to transmit signals. This network was the backbone of early telephone systems and later adapted for internet access through technologies like DSL (Digital Subscriber Line). The copper wires, typically made of copper, carry electrical signals that represent voice or data. These networks have been instrumental in connecting homes and businesses for over a century.
The advantages of copper wire networks include their widespread existing infrastructure, making them relatively easy to
Modern telecommunications are increasingly transitioning to fiber optic networks, which use light signals transmitted through glass